Once a Cerebral Assassin, always a Cerebral Assassin!
Wasn’t it awesome seeing Triple H wrestle again at Night Of Champions? I still find it hard to believe that The Game decided to stick to backstage-work instead of active in-ring competition. I always envisioned Triple H being a primetime superstar in the WWE for another 3-4 years at least. Yeah, he’s a couple of years past 40, but his age isn’t showing as much as it does on Shawn Michaels or The Undertaker, and if Night Of Champions was any indication of his in-ring abilities, I’d say he’s got another 5 years of ass-kickin’ left in him!

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Listen, I love WWE and I genuinely want the company to be as great as it can be. I want it to get ratings like it used to back in the Attitude Era and when they venture out into other areas of entertainment, I always want them to succeed. But then I see posters for The Chaperone, the latest movie by WWE Studios, with Triple H sporting one of the dorkiest smiles I have ever seen in my life, and begin to wonder if the guys at WWE Studios really know what they’re doing. More

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